DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES CHART
you identify potential developmental delays or concerns. Copy the chart that corresponds to the age of the child you will be seeing, and use it to assess the child’s achievement of milestones and apparent delays. Circle apparent delays, or developmental areas needing further assessment.
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